Thesauros Literature Comedy Curculio

Curculio

Curculio Plautus, Titus Maccius

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I commend you.
CURCULIO
Commend me when I’ve brought this thing about which you desire. Now let’s go indoors, that we may seal the letter.
PHAEDROMUS
Do I delay you? 365
CURCULIO
But let’s cram down something first, the gammon, the udder, and the kernels; these are the foundations for the stomach, with bread and roast beef, a good-sized cup and a capacious pot, that counsel enough may be forthcoming. Do you, yourself, seal the letter; he’ll do the honors (pointing to PALINURUS) while I am eating.
 
I’ll dictate after what fashion you’re to write. Follow me this way, in-doors. 370
PHAEDROMUS
I follow. 370
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